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Napavine High School First Semester Honor Roll
By The Chronicle staff   Following are members of the Napavine Middle/High School first semester honor roll. Students are listed in order from highest to lowest grade point average (GPA). … more
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony at Complete Hearing and Balance in Chehalis on Thursday. The business, located at 1817 S. Market Blvd. in Chehalis, is owned by Dr. Alison Vega. Vega brings more than 20 years of professional health experience to each of her practices. A Pacific Northwest native, she obtained her bachelor’s degree in speech pathology and audiology from Western Washington University and her doctoral degree in audiology from Utah State University. Vega opened her first practice in 2011 in Olympia, formally known as Ascent Audiology and Hearing, which focused on comprehensive audiology care. After working with an ENT practice for several years, Vega recognized the need for an audiology practice that provides testing for patients of any age and utilizes all treatment options available, according to the chamber. Before opening her practice, patients would have to travel to either Portland or Seattle for the same specialized testing. Vega was approached by the owner of Pinnacle Audiology in Chehalis last year about purchasing the practice and was able to take over and move in by October. Complete Hearing and Balance also has a location in Lacey that opened on Jan. 26. Find out more about Complete Hearing and Balance at www.completehearing.com.
In Focus: Ribbon Cutting for Complete Hearing and Balance in Chehalis
Jack Rasmussen: 1946-2023 
In Loving Memory of Jack Rasmussen: 1946-2023 
Jack Nels Rasmussen, 76, of Chehalis, Washington, was welcomed by his Lord and Savior with open arms on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023.  Jack was born to Mable Maxine and Norris Rasmussen on Dec. 1, … more
Robert Guyette: 1955-2023 
In Loving Memory of Robert Guyette: 1955-2023 
Our beloved husband and father, Robert Wendell Guyette — also known as “Rob, Robish and Robbie — passed away suddenly on Jan. 23, 2023.  He is survived by his loving wife of … more
Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks to members of the press during a legislative meeting inside the John A. Cherberg building in Olympia last week.
Washington Preparing for Conflict With Anti-Abortion States
The state attorney general's office and Democratic lawmakers are arming themselves for potential conflict with anti-abortion states, pursuing tactics aimed at fending off attempts to use laws … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Lawmakers Consider Limits to Length of Freight Trains Moving Through Washington
Washington lawmakers are considering a bill to limit the length of trains moving through the state, a restriction proponents say could reduce the risk of incidents like the derailment earlier this … more
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The Washington state Capitol building stands against clear skies in Olympia on Thursday, Jan. 5.
Is This the Year Washington Ends Single-Family Zoning?
Duplexes or fourplexes would be legalized in almost every neighborhood of almost every city in Washington, regardless of local zoning rules, under legislation advancing in the state House of … more
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A cross-country skier makes her way down a trail beside Leech Lake at White Pass Ski Area’s Nordic trails last January.
White Pass Hosting Inaugural Nordic Ski Race
White Pass plans to hold its inaugural Dick Kendall Memorial Race this Saturday on its nordic trails on the north side of U.S. Highway 12. More than 60 people had signed up as of Thursday night … more
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Seattle Teacher Accused of Sexual Relationship With 16-Year-Old Student
A Seattle high school teacher is accused of repeatedly having sex with a 16-year-old student, who reported their encounters to school officials and police last week, according to prosecutors. … more
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Washington State University Researchers Develop Corn-Based Air Filter
PULLMAN — A new type of air filter made of corn protein instead of petroleum plastic appears to be better able of filtering out small pollutant particles as well as toxic chemicals like … more
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Judge to Determine Competency of Man Who Cut Out Wife’s Tongue in Eastern Washington
More than six years ago, Lyudmila Pavlik was found covered in blood and badly beaten in her living room. Her husband, Vladimir V. Pavlik,  admitted to police he had beaten his wife with a … more
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'I Deserve to Go to Prison,' Man Says After Being Sentenced for Throwing Hammer at Boy Whose Father Tried to Help Him
A 40-year-old man was sentenced to about four years in prison on Thursday morning for throwing a hammer at a child last year as the boy's father stopped to help the man. Cole L. Healy pleaded … more
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Washington Woman Who Abandoned 2-Year-Old in 2021 Won’t See Prison Time
A woman who abandoned her 2-year-old son outside her Spokane Valley apartment on a winter day more than a year ago won't see any jail time. Amber L. Shay, 34, pleaded guilty on Jan. 18 to child … more
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Accidental Shooting in Eastern Washington Leaves 15-Year-Old Boy Dead
A teenage boy was killed and another arrested  Wednesday night in Reardan in a shooting described by Reardan Police Chief Andy Manke as "a horrible misfortune." Five teenage boys, between … more
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Central Washington forward Matt Poquette rises for a layup in traffic in a 77-75 win over Saint Martin's at Marcus Pavilion Feb. 23.
Morton Grad Matt Poquette a Key Piece in CWU’s Late-Season Run
LACEY — With a big Morton cheering section tucked away near the Central Washington bench at Marcus Pavilion, the traveling contingent from Lewis County was treated to a nail-biting Wildcat win … more
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Central Washington forward Ashley Schow takes a layup during the Wildcats' 100-74 win over St. Martin's at Marcus Pavilion in Lacey Feb. 23. Schow starred for Tenino and was The Chronicle's All-Area MVP in 2022.
Former Tenino Standout Ashley Schow Scores Career-High for CWU Against Saints
LACEY — Ashley Schow’s friends and family that made the short trek north to Marcus Pavilion for Central Washington University’s 100-74 win over Saint Martin’s were subject to … more
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Washington Man Charged With Child Abuse for Allegedly Assaulting 10-Year-Old Boy Over Cake
A Ferndale man is facing felony child abuse charges after he allegedly hit, choked and fractured the elbow of a 10-year-old boy known to him during an argument. Anthony Douglas Hines, also known … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16.
State Senate Passes Bill to Bar Hiring Discrimination for Marijuana Use
OLYMPIA — Washington employers would be prohibited from refusing to hire a potential worker solely because of a drug test showing they had used cannabis under a bill that passed the state … more
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20 Pounds of Meth Sailed From Washington on a Ferry, Rolled Into Burritos
Police in southeast Alaska arrested three people and confiscated more than $1 million in methamphetamine and the deadly opioid fentanyl, according to court documents and an Alaskan radio … more
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Mariners Announce Tickets for Opening Day Have Sold Out
PEORIA, Ariz. — On the eve of opening day of their Cactus League schedule, the Mariners announced that tickets for the opening day of the 2023 regular season — March 30 vs. the Guardians … more
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